The Prison Opticians Company Ltd was established in 2009 as a limited company (Ltd) under the registration number 06828145. Based at 164-165 Western Road, Western Road, Brighton, BN1 2BB, the company operates within the SIC codes – 86900 – Other human health activities. The Prison Opticians Trust is a non-profit organization founded by Tanjit Dosanjh OBE and Dr Amandeep Sappal, both former optometrists who studied together at City University, London. Recognizing a significant gap in vocational training for offenders, the founders were inspired by an optical program in California’s prisons during the 1980s, initially involving five labs. Currently, the company focuses on providing specialized optical services to individuals incarcerated within the UK prison system. The core service offered is the fitting and maintenance of corrective lenses, ensuring optimal visual comfort and functionality for inmates. The company’s operations are driven by a commitment to supporting rehabilitation through accessible and professional eye care. The company is currently operating as a small business, employing a limited workforce. The company’s strategic focus is on providing essential eye care within a challenging environment, contributing to a more humane and effective correctional system.

The Prison Opticians Company Ltd was established in 2009 as a limited company (Ltd) under the registration number 06828145. Based at 164-165 Western Road, Western Road, Brighton, BN1 2BB, the company operates within the SIC codes – 86900 – Other human health activities. The Prison Opticians Trust is a non-profit organization founded by Tanjit Dosanjh OBE and Dr Amandeep Sappal, both former optometrists who studied together at City University, London. Recognizing a significant gap in vocational training for offenders, the founders were inspired by an optical program in California’s prisons during the 1980s, initially involving five labs. Currently, the company focuses on providing specialized optical services to individuals incarcerated within the UK prison system. The core service offered is the fitting and maintenance of corrective lenses, ensuring optimal visual comfort and functionality for inmates. The company’s operations are driven by a commitment to supporting rehabilitation through accessible and professional eye care. The company is currently operating as a small business, employing a limited workforce. The company’s strategic focus is on providing essential eye care within a challenging environment, contributing to a more humane and effective correctional system.